Unraveling the Hidden and Measured Drivers of Chronic Disease Accumulation Across Organ Systems
Highlight
- Measured and unmeasured life-course factors explain 24.5-86.3% of chronic disease accumulation across eight major organ systems.
- Unmeasured factors contribute substantially, accounting for most variance in chronic disease burden.
- Key modifiable measured drivers include body mass index (BMI), fasting blood glucose, and systolic blood pressure.
- The findings underscore the complexity of multimorbidity and the need for further research on hidden determinants.
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